can i come to beth, please?- plan for change, on that. can i come to beth, please?our mission promises before the election, adding it to your five missions and yet on the banner is behind you, there is nothing there, in a six milestones of measurement, there is nothing there. so you have not given the public one metric on which to measure you when it comes to migration. is that because you fear failure because he said it was a party to win but it is not even in your top six? to win but it is not even in your tap six?— to win but it is not even in your top six?— to win but it is not even in your top six? to win but it is not even in our to six? ., your top six? know, the way we have contracted _ your top six? know, the way we have contracted it _ your top six? know, the way we have contracted it is _ your top six? know, the way we have contracted it is that - have contracted it is that there _ have contracted it is that there are foundational things that a — there are foundational things that a government must do and they— that a government must do and they are — tha

beth bailey, a professor at the university of kansas, lawrence. the author of this book, an army of fire how the u.s. confront two's racial crisis in the vietnam era. dr. bailey, what do you teach? >> mainly u.s. military history. occasional history of gender and sexuality which was my previous incarnation. >> how did you get into military history? >> i hate to say it but it was actually a television commercial. they were advertising work post 9/11 and how do you sell the army when it supposedly the end of history. it was taking young men who were either at risk or potentially problematic for society and helping them become the people that they could be, helping them not disappoint their third-grade teacher, her mother, whoever believed in them all along. i was fascinated by the commercial. i thought i would write about the army and social good. at some point my husband said you can't just write about commercials. if you are going to write about the army you have to understand the army. i spent several years getting to that point. military histori

beth karas: jason young was a very good witness.o do when he was on the stand. so he didn't come off as contrived or phony? like he had put this together very carefully in order to account for all the evidence that they had? he had access to police reports, all the discovery. he knew the state's vulnerabilities. and so he could, arguably, tailor his testimony to fit with an innocent explanation. keith morrison (voiceover): how did jason young do? 12 jurors were about to decide. craig melvin: coming up, becky young: were you working on your marriage when you were having sex with carol anne sowerby in your home? narrator: when "dateline" continues. finish ultimate, engineered for the toughest conditions. dry, burnt-on stains, old dishwashers, very hard water. finish ultimate with cyclesync technology helps deliver the ultimate clean. (♪♪) my kids can't hide anything from me. i'm home! especially when they've been using toilet paper that doesn't hold up. new charmin ultra strong has a diamond-weave texture that's more durable and it cl

and as beth has said 60 days will pass. they'll have a new election and democracy will be in action again. >> beth, what do you think about north korea? i mean, kim jong un often employs hostile rhetoric, obviously against south korea and the u.s. do you think they will try to do something using this as an opportunity? >> i do. i think that they see you know, korea watchers have been worried, you know, for some months that that kim would take advantage of the u.s. transition and to do something, you know actually kinetic actually an attack on something like an island or something like that in, in, you know, around the transition to put a real dilemma on trump's plate at the beginning of his administration. now, i think that there actually is even more likelihood that that will happen but i'm not sure it will happen before the south korean elections because in a way the north koreans aren't dumb if they do something before the election, it actually could encourage south korean voters to gravitate more to the conservative par

beth sanner, good morning to both of you. thanks for joining me. beth, first to you, in the aftermath of seeing bashar al-assad toppled by this rebel uprising, just how unstable is this situation and what do you see actually comes next there well, i don't think my crystal ball is working this morning. >> so you know, i think that it's very chaotic right now. but there are some things that are kind of central to this. first is that the prime minister stayed uh, jalal jalili and he has been in touch with the rebel leader, jilani who who leads hts. and so this rebel group, as you all have been discussing in the last segment, you know, is going to be the primary force in syria. now but that doesn't mean that they actually can control the entire situation. and we are seeing just forces moving all over the country trying to gain ground um, against each other. the turkish forces in the north are moving down and they're moving out the kurdish forces. um, you know, we have some rebels in the east and uprisings against the kurdish forces. and then we have th

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my counselor, beth myers managed multiple campaigns and administrations. my senate chiefs he have staff, matt waldrip led our team and with our policy directors crafted and negotiated more legislation that became law than could possibly have been expected for a freshman senator. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the names of my excellent current and former staff members be included in the record as submitted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. romney: so my life's work has been a group affair. at its center is my wife ann, she is my most trusted advisor, my indefatigable ally, the love of my life for 54 years. my five sons are just as loyal and are the source of profound pride, joy, and 25 grandchildren. during my first months in the senate, i was mostly on my own and, thus, mostly unproductive. and then lisa murkowski invited five democrats to join with five republicans in her home for takeout dinner. with covid then active, we were spaced far apart with windows open despite the winter cold. our conjecture on how to bridge the impasse

cnn national security analyst beth saner is former deputy director of national intelligence and joins us now. so, beth, um, you know, jessica was just noting a source is telling our colleague oren liebermann at the pentagon that the russian air defenses potentially misidentified this jet. this, of course, when we know there had been a fair amount of ukrainian drone activity in the area and around grozny, where the plane was supposed to land. there's been a lot of back and forth about the communication that was and was not there potentially for these airliners. how much could that potentially contribute to something like this? yeah, absolutely. >> i mean, this is an airspace that has been infiltrated by ukrainian drones repeatedly over the past few months. >> and it appears that there was a drone strike on this area near the airport at this very time when the azeri jet, the azeri civilian airliner, was approaching. and, you know, it's really it is unfortunately easy in a kind of combat situation or war situation for this kind of misidentification to take place. and i'll i'll just say t

beth is easiest. don't come clear from the jewels union by the way. and i chose gretchen from month to month, only to jim's and you most viewed this, beth, it's easier if they came over some. yeah. what's on the west side of the gulf right? uh, hold on a corporate within the 35th infantry division of the $190.00 regiments. you're going to go to was drafted in 1979. c fault and czechoslovakia, belgium, and fellows. on july, the 1st 1944. he was captured nearby bruce, that's what peter loved about his grandfather from the german archives. he even received a copy of his grandfather's b o. w file. and despite not being a diplomat to a politician, he then became the 1st gentleman for 75 years to look into the eyes of the people so harshly affected by what his grandfather had done. this legged ruminated the below which is locked and what's going on. but then we'll stay as long as to go with the mama to put the doses through the potato brother. and what's a minute the bullet, which is what i need you to do. why did you still at the have a lovely night, you s

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but certainly the the departure of him and beth, the u.s .'s top ally in the region. >> israel is now sending troops into syria to occupy a buffer zone with the islamist rebels. so what does that tell you about how the fall of assad could have a wider impact in the region well israel also has been you know, steadily bombing, including today, an air base outside of damascus. >> on friday a chemical weapons depot in the south they have this land border along the golan heights that overlooks the lebanese border. it's also the place where they get about a third of their fresh water. so they have a lot at stake here in terms of they don't want the weapons that are really series awash in weapons they do not want those to get into the wrong hands, and they've got to protect their settlements in the golan heights. so they're engaged and we're working with them and congressman kinzinger, donald trump first push posted on social media for the u.s. >> to stay out of the situation in syria. and today, he also said that the fall of assad in this post, he s

texas republican congressman beth van duyne. beth, you were a "no" on the original package.always a know in these gargantuan spending packages. now it is going to be broken up into three parts. let's talk about the so-called clean bill that takes us through mid-march. how does it look to you? >> look, i have voted against, we call them clean crs because what we're doing is continuing the same level of crazy spending that put us into this position that we are in with $36 trillion of debt and 20% inflation. we just finished a campaign where i think republicans were very effective and american people were very clear, it is the economy stupid. stop the government overspending, stop the waste. this bill doesn't do anything like that. the first thing we do when we come back after the election, the first major piece of bill, legislation we are voting on, continuing the same level of nancy pelosi spend as if we are still in the pandemic, and we have got to stop that. it is not responsible, it is not the way we should be moving forward. >> charles: for years, it worked. take a poll,

deputy director of national intelligence beth sanner. beth, good to see you. i just want to first get your thoughts on what this tells us that we are seeing christians holding sunday mass today. yeah, it's a great sight for anybody who's been watching syria for a while just to be able to see these people in joy. you know, and syria is such an interesting place, as you were saying, jessica. it's it's like the crossroads of of pretty much anything that exists in our world. right? it's just it's this conglomeration of all these different sects and religions, but, you know, and it's a place that's been seen, as, you know, called the cradle of christianity. it's a place where the apostles saint peter and saint paul, you know, were, and where popes from a long time ago came from. and for so long under assad, they were persecuted. but you know what this means. in the end, we don't really know. the head of the group that has, you know, dominated this this fall of assad is a really islamic group. >> but ahmed al shabaab, his new, you know, name, he's gone back to his o

so beth zain asher, on that note, just set the scene for us. how significant is this situation unfolding in south korea right now this is just an earthquake. >> i mean i, i don't think anybody watching the koreas was expecting any of this. and i and i think that it's going to go down as just a huge error on the part of south korea. president yoon. he has been struggling since he was elected with a 0.7% margin of victory two and a half years ago and, you know, and now i think that the likelihood of him being impeached is, you know, i that's where i'm going to put my bets that this is all going to end very badly but in a very, very messy way and so this is not good for stability and it's not good for the united states interests in this region at all. >> tell us a little bit more about that. what this means for the united states region, as we know the united states has a mutual defense treaty with south korea. it has several military installations there yeah so the relationship between the united states and south korea, right. >> it's a treaty rel

hit august the close at the end of the runway and does the same as we see a tragically a say asked beth the token to me left alone is let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. the far right and see weston politician mchale capital actually has been supported as of george's new president's. you took the oath, despite allegations from outgoing precedence. hello, miss sarah should be laid. desk is selection was illegitimate, and the president is supported by the ruling georgia dream policy whose decision to suspend you. membership talks has fox months of protests. at least 3 migrants have died while attempting to reach britain from france in a small but rescue is assisted. 45 people on the beach with many suffering from hypothermia. this year has been one of the deadliest years on break or 4th channel crossings with 76 recorded tests, or thirty's in premier have closed most of the countries ports for the next several days due to unusually high waves along its coast. one person round a neighbouring equitable official say the rough seas being generated b

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beth van duyne.ristmas and thank you for taking time to talk to us and so the house is in the interim spending bill and going for them now. >> they're on the floor debating and we haven't opened up votes and we have met in conference and i had a meeting with small group of speaker and going for them with jd vance this morning and trying to figure out how to prevent the government getting backs into appropriation bills and going for them and it's i can't in good conscious pass another spending bill. people are clear, it's the economy, stupid, we can't continue this wasteful amount of government spending. for the first major bill we're going to be passing with massive election, that gave majority to the senate in it and congress and gave up a presidency for president trump and i think passing a bill that continues these nancy pelosi sponsorship type of programs is insane. liz: voters said no and they voted for trump to stop this and they have so many problems for them and it's a high terror threat. bor

. >> congresswoman beth van duyne from texas, thank you. edward: . griff: let's turn to the whip, congresswoman, merry christmas, and thank you for being here. you voted for this continuing resolution, unlike your colleague beth van duyne. what was your thought process in voting for it and what are you hearing about president-elect trump unhappy that it did not include his main ask, which was the debt ceiling? >> well, i agree with my colleague we need to reduce spending and get our debt under control, but that was not a choice. the choice was either we continue funding for three months or we shut the government down. we did whatway basic to get us across this finish line, fund the government until president trump comes in with the republican trifecta, and then we will go through line by line and see how we can reduce spending and get our fiscal house in order. remember, the beginning of the week, it was very different. our speaker had a handshake agreement with the democrats to us a 1500 page bill full of all sorts of stuff and did that without spea

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president joe biden is facing sharp criticism from beth sides of the aisle after issuing an officialdon for his son hunter who was facing almost center prison time in. june, hunter biden was convicted of firearms offenses becoming the first child of a sitting president to be convicted of a crime. in september he pleaded guilty to tax violations. president biden previously said he wouldn't pardon his son, but on sunday he reversed that decision saying hunter has been unfairly targeted for political reasons. jess parker joins us with the latest. thanks for being with us. tell us about the reactions we're seng to this news. >> there's been quite a bit of reaction to this political bombshell announced last night. some of it from republicans highly critical and you'd probably expect that. let's bring you a bit of reaction. republican house speaker mike johnson on social media said that trust in our justice system has been almost irrep rahably damaged by the bidens and they use and abuse of it but some democrats aren't impressed either. they're on the record as saying so, among them colora

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beth, it's clear if the server is the the that was being the same as foreign guests. an idol familia, and same effect as stevens ago spoke of the development of traditional, most of us american ministry expert. and right to scott ritter was also moved by what he saw at the expo which an amazing note solution. uh, something that every russian should be proud of. today, the pride is real and bits of it's a well deserved and willer h stand in pavilion, 75 is designed to surprise visitors and showcase what makes its region unique. almost though, but it's just that i knew a lot still got a table somewhere. can i see was just your number there. is there to be that the position was the 4. where did that so the silver to nicholas. i write out then you go. yeah, move, easy to understand. you send that short little note. i see you. where do you do the order as nebraska that the motion has been pretty slow. see me, i just needed to to be reunited. so i need, we're gonna need to put your cool, almost cold list in which is single. but as long as you let me, if i can use the piece

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running, always because they knew us, we thought maybe didn't anytime something hits the hatchet, beth is the smell of petrol and goes off. as it can see, learning or learning petro silver thing inside the time of the year and so they could fill the burning motor. tough just missing is our company to target the rest of the convoy shooting from abandoned buildings, the canyon forces and the 2nd vehicle fire by and meanwhile, amanda is getting information from his throne operator on the new by the very big. oh yeah. yeah. he ones, they're preparing to, to move petrol. and this is actually the started positioning you them to be going thing as a long this one be going up if i really doesn't above it. so that when you go just below the building, the for the foot on us under the button, please, what like us. i know if i want me not long ago, google was inside this vehicle when it was a taxed instead of like the base gate on homes. if we go there, they might, but not the right to know. so going there. if it needs that auto for landing as well, now we cannot go back there. on the other side of

can we sing happy beth day? mother? i don't know. should we try? let's try the, the, the you have to pay the, the, the, the, the had, the, the to do you have testing is the homes director. you know, she's spent her entire working life in care giving and eventually ones come when people come to us, the relatives have usually cad for them for a really long time, or in so many, many years. they've invested an incredible amount of strength and provided a lot of support. and i think they often don't notice if that getting a bit cranky, not getting any sleep or no longer have the strength top. uh yeah. monica happy birthday. good. thanks. and z and 9494. yeah. a proud age on demand and with the seen on, my mother started to change and just didn't want to leave her house. us. but we managed with the help of caretakers, a bed on the ground floor and food from the catering service. we drove there often to help her and it was fun. it's great to see you. of course, and your are coming to come son. she has coming with nevin and marlon, and lucas is bringing he

beth, what's your assessment? >> well, you know, russia has a lot of, um, concerns about admitting it in this case. it's a little different, in a way, from mh17 where, you know, these were separatists in the donbas region using russian, a russian interceptor. in this case, i think it was truly accidental. if if it is what it looks like and that they were trying to shoot down drones and they accidentally hit this airliner from azerbaijan. and this is an area of the world in the caucasus where russia has lost a lot of influence. and they are also very dependent on azerbaijan for exporting and importing, particularly exporting their oil and gas. so they do not want to become even less popular there. so, you know, i don't think that they're going to admit it unless they have to. but the evidence looks pretty strong as it's coming in. it certainly does. >> peter goltz, survivors say they felt two explosions before the crash. what does that tell you? well, it may indicate that this was some sort of, uh, more than a sing

guest: thanks,beth. sorry, that question was a little hard for me to hear. host: she just praised your efforts. guest: thank you for calling in, happy to answer any questions going forward. host: north carolina, democrats line. caller: yes, i'm concerned about what it is this young lady and her organization can do to stop the folks from january 6 for being let out of prison. if i did it as an african-american or as a muslim, i would be dead as soon as i entered the capital. there is no reason for these people to be getting out and walking around, and i would love if joe biden would look down and see a little action in his pelvis the way he has about his son's problem and do something about this because the supreme court gave him the power to do so. thank you. host: thank you, joe. guest: i will say i think we are all concerned about the incoming administration's disregard for elements of the rule of law and the fact that we've heard the president-elect say that he intends to pardon a number of the individuals that were involved on january 6. that is not a hy

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we're going to be speaking beth way with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken about the middle east as well as ukraine and the foreign policy transition under a second trump administration. do not miss that interview tomorrow 1:15 p.m. london time. 7:00 a.m. u.k. time, we will get inflation data out of the u.k. traders phase out bets that the boe will go aggressively next year. just two cuts phased in. we'll break in live for you. euro inflation, we will bring that for you as well. at 7:00 p.m. u.k. time it is the big one, drumroll. the final rate decision of the year. all about the projections forecast and the press conference from jay powell given that he is expected to cut again by 25 basis points. coming up, the man leading polls out of germany's election features cuts to migration and social spending. more on his plans next. we bring you an update as that election campaign get into full gear in germany. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back now. germany's conservative friedrich merz, spending money in social

mary beth giacona is a pediatric dentist in newark. says having fluoride in water is one of the tools that can help prevent cavities. >> our patients are not getting any fluoridated water. fluoridating water can prevent up to 40% of tooth decay. >> reporter: as of 2022, roughly three quarters of americans on public water systems drink fluoridated water. new jersey ranks second to last on that list. tim eustis is the executive director of the north jersey water supply commission. his job is to take minerals out of drinking water and says we shouldn't be putting more in. >> the better idea is to provide toothpaste, toothbrushes, neonatal and prenatal vitamins, because that's the specific target audience that they are looking for. >> reporter: robert f. kennedy jr., president-elect trump's pick for hhs secretary, has claimed fluoride is associated with cancer and iq loss. >> i think that fluoride is a poison. >> reporter: the cdc has called fluoridation of drinking water one of the great public health achievements of the 20th century. >>

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the russian military can absorb beth, i think the problem here is not so much you crane, but now the war of being revived in syria and the possible necessity to deploy some of the russian troops to syria. and so that they, why am i here is how do you best solve this problem? in terms of, if you over at lee deploy troops to syria, to lead the syrian arab armies sold core, or it will, obviously, we can, the russian position in ukraine and russia is now having the upper hand in ukraine . it needs to concludes the ukranian campaign before it's can over stretch its capabilities and the portable forces to syria is that's why we're seeing an increased use of air power similar to what we have seen in october to 1015. when the russians enter the syrian civil war, and so i think that is more of a day lam uh rather than the lack of a person. now, per se, was a high loss, is that the russians are suffering and you cream. that's one of the reasons why many say there is a defining moment for the wearing ukraine going on right now. uh, but if i am in those developments, there is suddenly a lot of t

net plus and the uranium regime. net minus and the circumstances w's. russia analysts concept in eva beth, thank you very much, constantine. thank you tom. not to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today to the new chief. all so un, assuming and terry and agency as was that the world is on file or the feeling from o. 8 funding. tom fletcher who took the post last month, it's appealing for a mold and $47000000000.00 and $8.00 for next year vulnerable. fletcher says that the amount will help only about 2 thirds of more than 300000000 people in need. across the globe licks and cries, these thousands of georgians of protest sits in front of parliament in the capital to please c 4. 6. not, they are angry at the government, stopping told san joining the european union by police 5 boards of canada and see a gust of the demonstrators who launched fireworks of the officers in front of the parliament is preparing for no confidence vote. the troops officers prime minister michelle bunny as government zone, the potential for office 3 months of cabinet, may deep and the politica

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their all terms, went out to israel, where for palestinians have died under interrogation by sion, beth, the country's internal intelligence agency that's according to local media reports, which also claimed as rails attorney general has ordered 2 criminal investigations to be opened. middle east bureau chief maria from ocean i has the details so based full power steering is held by israel's internal security agency. the shing bed have reportedly died on the interrogation since the war in gaza began. there were some faithful with by these really day it's revealed. one of the victims was dr. eod audit and t. c had of the maternity department at cumberland, one hospital in gaza. he reported they died on november 16 to $6.00 days after his arrest. while his really officials attribute his death to hard paler injuries and signs of trauma found on his body suggest otherwise raising serious concerns about the interrogation methods used. the identities all the other 3 victims remain on disclosed for now. and it's unclear whether they were captured in guys on or in the occupied westbank, holding

well, i saw colored spoke to a w h o stuff delivering critical aid to the come all at one hospital in beth law here a w s o from void just to was to come out as one hospital. often many attempts to enter the nothing goes till now they are arranging units of, of love and so uh, medical supplies also the some dates for the patient, this change as a, as on the 10th through the human terran suffering. so the patients who stay here and they come out of the hospital, that's just inside the house. and so i tell you what they both of them have interview with you. yeah, yeah, sure. can you have some d, w s, right? i see the opening for you. yeah, yes it is. what did you go through with you? okay, we are coming to there with uh for, for the pieces and combine your unlimited kind of stuff on the stuff. you know, we're gonna go with you for the data and we can we some, um, it kind of agreement on because once when almost a block of rooms, hundreds arrangements on those lines. and that's the idea would really play here for why now make on yourself. so we also care about love unit medical supplies. yeah